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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-05-20
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, Fifth Judicial
District, *. In district Court in and ior

TERRITORY or DAKOTA, Fifth Judicial
District, *. In district Court in and Tor
Grant county.
Wilhaln K. Caswell, plaintiff,
against
Else ] EaSwell defendant.
Tie Territory ot Dakota sends greeting TO
Elsie j. taswell. defendant
You are hereby summoned and required to
al s"er the compliant OF the above named
plaintiff, which viii Ie filed III the office Of
The clerk ol the district court within and tor
the county ot Grant, Territory OF OAK, at his
Office IN ahlbNnk, county ot Grant, D. T.,
and TO serve copy o your answer upon the
subscribers, at their Office III Big stone City
y. T., within thirty days alter the service o
this summons On You, exclusive ot the day
OF such service, Hud il you TAIL to ansn e
the compliant within that time the plaintiff
viii apl ~ the court Tor the relief demand
ed III the oulplalnt.
| Dated II Biz stone City, D. T., this go
| day ol November, 4. D. $50.
BENNETT 4 E!nRBpGB,
/ Plaintiffs Attorneys
To the above named Detrndant Take no
tice, that the con- plant herein was filed il
the office II the Clerk ot the above name,
court, ii Ahttaah, couBty u Grant, u hot
s TERRITORY oll tie 81 i.y " March, ISL
Dated tits i'll lay ot March, ISL.
BENNETT 4 FLpkIIeE,
Plaintiff attorneys
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-05-20
summons,

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. Fifth Judicial
District, IS. In District Court in md tn
Grant County.
ChArles A. Williams HlnlntiR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30

LONDON, March 99.-Michael Davit.,
presiding at a meeting OF the National
League Of Dublin tonight said: The very
s~lringency Of Baltour's measure appeared
to him to be 8 favorable feature. He was
not prepared 10 cay what might be neces.
sary for Irish manhood 10 do when naked
tyranny reignGd in Ireland. Under the
previous Tory governments despols had
been made to feel, and when they tried to
crush liberty that they themselves were
crushed.
William O'Brien, editor OF United Ire.
land. said he would not pretend 10 be yio-
lently apprehcrsivo CT the future. Tie
Irish people had gone Though similar
trials before as they wcu'd have 10 endure
should tho proposed coercion law be
adopted. "When Mr.. Gsliour shall have
had experience in the results OF coercion"
aaid Mir. O'8rien, she will find a plank
bed q much more toleIable conch than the
bod Of tho Chief Secretary for Ireland"
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THE UNION PRAYER MEETING


For the Passage Of the Prohibition Amend.
ment.
In obedience 10 the call Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union setting apart
March e9.h as q day of prayer Tor the
passage OF the Prohibition Amendment in
the States Of Michigan and West Virginia,
an unusually large number OF temperance
people assembled at Fourth Stree: NJ. Z.
Church st o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Not only were many ierVent prayers
offered, but there were many speeches
made that gloTed with the fire OF zsal and
determination which burned in the hearts
Of the speakers, and there waa 4 quiet
earneatnces manifested which was more
eloquent than any amount OF buster and
noise. All ideas Of parties and politics
were get aside, and those Of ali parties
joined hands with tho utmost cordiality
on the common platform Of the Constitu-
tional Prohibition Amendment.
1t was oaid by those present that never
had they witnessed such unity, zeal and
earnestness in g temperance meeting in
Wheeling. Many tects were presented by
eye witnesses which, while they startled
all present, yet inspired them with new
courage and showed the necessity for de-
cisive Gction-ths. is that hundreds Of
little children are daily being cent TO the
saloons TO carry away liquor OF beer to
their homes, and that hundreds OF men
find an open door to the saloon every Sab
bath day. Altogether the meeting was An
suspicious opening Of the Temperance
campaign ard most encouraging to Tenn
perance workers.
The local W. G. T. U. received q num-
Der OF new members.
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A REPORTED SALE DENIED.
Nothing Known Mt steubenvllio Of the NM
Works Snle.

49,
The following is from the s~.eubenville
Herald. Doubtless the Herald's statement
OF facts Is correct, but when 1t credits tho
article quoted to tho INrELLIGgScEI 1t 10
away of It's base. No such statements
were ever made by this paper.
This mornings Wheeling ISTgLLloES-
GER contains the following statement re.
garding tho reported sale Of the Co.opera-
live Nail works, OF this city, to the Jeaer-
son Iron Company:
"Somo time alter the recent big nailers'
strike began anumber Of locked-out Mlngo
and Jefferson mill nailers formed q com.
pany aud started a cooperative nail fac.
tory in Steubsnville at a cost OF about
$1,000, which was subscribed for that pur.
pose. Nail plate shears, engine, bollers
and sixteen machines were put in. The
factory was started up and ran along sue
cessiully for some time, iron being secured
from Tyrone, Pa. But after awhile the
price Of iron was put up to such q figure
that they were unable to compete with
other mills, and were compelled 10 close
down, and 1t has not run since. Yester.
day morning the sixteen machines and
the plate shears were sold TO the Jefferson
company for $4,000. The machines will
DO put up at once and given to old nailers.
Tho Cooperative Company expects 10
realize about $1,000 on the engine and
boilers, which will leave them about $4,000
out OF pocket"
The above statement, coming in the
shape Of news from Wheeling. caused
some surprise among interested parties
here who had failed 10 learn Of any such
proceeding having taken place, and to
learn the truth or ialaity Of the rumor n
Herald reporter called upon Secretary
George Harden, OF the Jeteraon Com
pany, and showed him the 1NTELLIGES.
GERS article. After reading it Mr.. Har'
den denied the truth OF the abatement,
aGying il ouch purchase hsd been made
he knew nothing OF it. The Secretary
further stated that some time ago there
had been some talk Of the Jefferson Com
psny purchasing the machines Of the Co.
operative Company, but he thought the
matter had never been considered by the
directors.
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requests your attention to the following:
Mr.. j. Brilles, our manager, reports the
following inventory OF goods yet on hand:
% chlids' suits, costing from So to s..
SO school suits, costing from S. to $40.
IS boys suits costing from 81 to SIC.
80 mems quits, costing from ST to SIS.
lW overcoats, costing from Sl3 to S2O.
This amount seems large 10 be disposed
Of in n wcek's time, but sold they must be
by April ., which, We think, can caeily
DO accomplished by cutting the prices
down to lesH than half their original cost.
You will never again have such q chance.
We will, therefore, requent you to call
early, examine our goods and prices,
which will certainly convince you that
We mean what we Say. We have selected
one hundred light colored spring suits
costing from $40 to SIS, OF which va will
oilor you your choice for only s.. We
have live special clerks for to-day and will
try to accommodate all who favor us with
a call. WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
j. BIBLES, Msnager,
lbs Main street,
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Maggie Mitchell Saturday.

Maggie Mitchell, who is to appear at
the Opera House Saturday afternoon and
evening in "Fanchon" and "Lorle," ia
supported thia season by a company much
stronger than her former support. The
Boston journal Gays OF her Fdnchon: For
pure human interest, homely joy and pm.
thoa, deep emotion and light mirth, this
character as thus conceived ia one OF the
strongest upon the stsge, and holds an in.
terest for its idyllic simplicity which many
a more p%retentious creation has failed to
secure. No M can be worse Tor seeing
Maggie Michele FanchOn; few can 70
away from the theatre where tits played
without having been inspired to q deeper
purpose Of kindness and virtue, or with
out having knowledge o! II new and sweet
character in art. 1t ia great triumph Of
dramatic art which can point to such An
Influence,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
hbronl-

-
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
Henry kcndrick, OF Burton, ia in the
city OH a business trip.
Mr.. J. l.. Cooper, Of MatamoraH, ia visit.
ing friends on the South Side.
Miss Alice Jordan, OF Allegheny, is Wis
iting Miss Jessie Oliver, OF the Island.
Mr.. J. Gamble, Of Monroe county, wa,
visiting his friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Mary Reilly, OF tho liaat End, il
v%igiting her numerous friends down at
Bellaire.
Judge James Morrow, ir., OF Fairmont,
was registered at the 81. James Hotel
yesterday.
Mia Ida Archibald has returned home
from T~iitonv!ilo, where she has been Wis.
itirg relativeH.
Mrssra. o. X. Ojell, OF Clarksburg, and
G. Adams, Of Littleton, were ut tho st.
JameB yestrriny.
Mr.. j. w. Sweeney, a well known buai-
mesa man, OF Burr's Mill0, Ohio, was at the
Howell House yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas p. Bedilion, the well known
Pittsburgh jeweler, was in the city yester.
day and me. several old iriends.
Hon. JGmca II. Furhee, o; Warrington,
State Senator from the Second district, waa
registered at the Howell House yesterday.
Captain Thomas A. Bradford, "Dradlo'd
Of RGrbuu'," is in tho city on legal busi.
meas. lie is warmly greeted by numer-
ouB old friends.
McBsrs. A. l.. Lourie, Of Washington,
Pa, and George l.. Craig, Of Pittsburgh,
two well known oil and gaa men, were
registered stthe S!Gmm House yesterday.
The many friends OF Col. Robert
Campbell will bo glad to lcnTn that hia
condition is much improved and that
strong hopes arc now entertain cd Of his
recovery.
Colonel &. W. Thompson came up on
| the new through trim on the Ohio River
road MOudny and left for homo again yes.
ierdGy nj Tho new arrangement
Of trains, no thinks, will DO worry popular.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from WeBtOn, stating that james Wheeler,
late n %juntiCe Of tho pence hore, nov mn
inmate Of tho State Hospital for tho In
name, VIM 90 i'll that recovery was con-
Biderad impossible and il hin friends de-
BirGh to Fca him alive thuy must hasten 10
hin bedside,
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Republican and Democratic Nominations.
Other News Notes.

-
Republican aud Democratic Nominations.
Other News Notes.
Major Camp begins Temperance meet
inga here tonight.
The Democratic city convention will
meet Thursday evening.
A child Of Capt. W. II. Little died yes.
terday Of spasms, brought on by measles.
William %Bumgardner, Of St. Clsirsville,
VAS in town ycs!erday on his way 10
Wichita.
Colonel O. L. Poorman was home Mon
day evening for the frat time since leav.
ing carly in the session Of the Legislature.
Council met last night and adjourned
till this evening, when the special order
will be the second reading OF the Prohibi-
tory ordinance.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh freight
office hero hiss received tho now tariff
classification to comply with the Inter
State Commerce law.
The Republican city convention noni-
mated George Walters for Water Works
Trustee; John Rodeier and A. T. Stewart
for members Of tho School Board.
Fillmore He!Bley desires it known that
he ia not opposing tho election OF P. 0.
Criswell for constable on the ground that
he did not himself get tho nomination.
A number OF weddings are reported az
about TO take place, and some Of the par
ties are preparing to commence house.
keeping with the first OF April-"All
Fools Day."
The Democratic last night nominated the
following candidates for Council: First
ward, Jamea Green; Second, Amos Shep-
herd Third, George Kern; Fourth, Louis
La Roche; Fifth, Joseph Boswell.
William Copeland, On old and we'll
known citizen, dropped dead yesterday
noon. He WIS a matchmaker at the Bol-
mont glass works and was on his way
home to dinner when he fell to the ground
near Dubois & MlcCoy's planning mill. The
cause seemed to be paralysis o..the heart.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements of the

S%tbSo IA az thket ttti't VI IDt
l5onts.
Tho Benton McMiliin is due down from
above this morning in hor 1ronton trade.
Ed. Huffman, OF the c. ". Bachelor,
has gone on . visit to his home OF Mata-
aor8s.
Tho Katie Stockdals passed down yea
terday morning bound for Cincinnati with
a paying trip On board.
Business is picking up at nearly all
points along tho river, and tho packets are
oil having much better trips.
The Andes departed ior Cincinnati last
evening with a good trip. She had an
unusually large number OF naila on board.
The W. n. Chancellor passed up yeRter-
day en- route from Charleston 10 Pitts-
hursh. Sho will pasg down Friday morn.
ing OIL her return trip.
Chief clerk, Mart T. Noll OF the Andes.
TaB accompanied this trip by Mre. Noll
and little son, Logan. They took dinner
yesterday at tho st. James.
1t was after S o'clock Yesterday morn.
ing when the Courier arrived here from
Pstkergburg. Sho wac over sig hours late,
having been detained by big business.
She had lorty.four passengers at breakfast.
The river Was rising Mt this point last
evening with q depth in tho chsuRel OF
= feet $ inches. Business was lively on
the levee yesterday. At Pittsburgh last
evening tho river was falling with I feet
id the channel; weather cloudy and cold.
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FROM BESWOOD.
Local S"tcs-Educntinnn Mcctiug-Somi.
nationS for City Onlrnrs.


Local Sotc.-iahucntinnni Mcctiug-Somi-
nnti"ns for City Officers.
Miss Anna Grow is seriously sick.
Mr.. John Reagan is attending Business
College in Wheeling.
Mrs. Reyes, from Hurr'a Mills, Ohio, 10
visiting her slater, Mrs. S.raub.
Mr.. Clyde s. Ford returned TO Delaware
yesterday morning to attend tho spring
torn OF the Ohio Wesleyan University.
Mr.. John Higgins, a snlooniBt on Main
street, died Sunday morning and was
buried from tho Catholic Church ycEter-
day morning.
Mr.. Harry carp md Niim Bcssiu Stein
.yill DO married in the Wesley ChNpel NJ.
i. Church in Wheelirg next Monday
evening by Roy. d. l.. Ash.
REV. Mr.. linklctter, formerly OF Mounds.
Vile, but ut present pastor Of tho Dinciplrs
Church In Valparaiso, Indiana, WAS visit.
ing Miss EstcllH Martin yesterday.
There will he M educational mass meet.
ing in tho MethohiBt church this evoniug.
AddreascH will DO delivered by Josiah
Sinclair, Superintendent Writ, md Prof.
j. W. May, Other literary and muuicnl
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a good audience las! night assembled
i'll tho Grand Opera House 10 witness the
performance by the Melville Sisters Ora.
matte Company OF "The Octoroon," a
performance which called forth constant
and enthusiastic expressions Of delight.
The IAN piece will BIO given ut the matt
nee this afternoon aud this evening
divorce" will be given. The play to-
morrow evening will be BARLEY Camp.
bells Galley Slave" The company puts
on Ill ita playa well, and the stare and
support are ill ability quite up to the aver.
ageoi the travelling companies playing at
high prices. They are giving first.
class playa in n iirst-claEs style at 10 and
20 cents,
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE!

exercises will be participated in by the
members Of the graduating class, and tho
teachers Of the different departments. The
admission will be free, and all are invited.
The primaries resulted In the following
nominations: Citizens ticket-For Mayor,
Jacob Landers; for Recorder, Mike Gately
for Couucilmen, O. W. Cronehart, Oscar
McMillen, Ernest Smith, Pat Braunon
and Peter ostmeyer. Independent ticket
FOR Mayor, Frank McJilton; for Recor-
der, John Marley; for Councilmen, Sam
Blake, Joseph Mnhood, 1saac Coonrod, W.
A. Whi.eman and Sam Bell.
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BOOMING TIII: TOWN.
a Good Example for Wheeling Capiinlis;st
Follow.

a Good Example for Wheeling Capiin,is;sto
Follow.
At 4 public mass meeting hold OF the
Oper. House ut Steubenville Monday
night there was subscribed 5000 towards
tho erection there Of another pottery.
The subscriptions were rs follows: Hon.
r. Sherrard, $1,000; John MoClavc $500;
+. NJ. Mooney, $500; j. Dunbar, ) 1900;
W. Il. Hunter, $500; Wilson Mckee,
$500.
The meeting was called by q committee
Of gentlemen Engaged in blooming the
town" and although the attendance il re-
ported to have been small, the start mado
is considered q fair one. Alarm has been
taken by certain Steubenville citizens over
the boom Fiudlsy is having at present,
and it is to counteract that. if possible,
that.they are moving. Steubrnville's,Rd-
vantages are far superior 10 thoee OF Find
Inv.
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Mr.. Hartman Nottorield. tho young
gentleman Of KingBlHnd, Wella county,
Ind, who drew tho $l6,W0 ut tho Fehru.
nry $ drawing OF Thu LouiBinna State
Lottery, hnn received tho CRRh. lIo yos-
terlay dopogitcd it in tho First National
Bank, wlIorn it will remain. lIo 10 n
cool, careful buinoBss man. mud will snfcly
invoH, il in due time.-For. Wayne (imi.)
Ga:eNe, February Is. Daw
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VETiATED BLOOD.
S%crOiulOus, Inherited and COnta.
sious lIumOrs Cured
by Cuticura,

THROUGH the medium Of one Of your books 70.
! ccivcd through Mr. Frank 7. WAY, Druggist.
Apollo, Ia'l became acquainted with yUur Gull.
Cnra Remedies, aud take this opportunity 10 tcsiifr
10 you That tllcir use has Permanently cured me az
one Of the worst cat,S Of blood poisoning, in con.
with crysipclAS, that ! hive ever seen, and
thls alter having been pronounced inCumbic by
great pleasure In forwarding To you this ,cS,imo.
lital, unsolicited M II Is by you. lii order that Others
suffering from sImilny mnlHdi.s may be cncournrci
10 give your GuLicnm Remedies II iiaI,
rs. WHlrLINGER. ~LcrChburr. Pa.
FRASk 7. WKAY, Druggist, Nro;io. in
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John j. Jones WAS appointed special re-
ceiver, and to him these defendants we're
directed 10 pay the sums adjudged to be
due from them; and the plaintiffs we're
authorized to bring suits 10 enforce this
decree in the mans OF eaid John j. Jones
as such receiver.
The defendants were represented by
Meesrs. Lamb, White and Barr, and the
plaintiffs by Messrs. Hubbard and Russell.
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The Bohemian g!aes blowers who arc
giving exhibitions Of their pkill in the va
rant s,oIe.ruOm Oh Twelfth street IN
Mcl&in'H block, had largo m%ldionccs lac.
night, and many Handsome a~rticleg Of
fancy gi"sE|arc wore prrfentod to the
v%iGitOrs. Many interesting a~rticlGa arc
ghown, among them u Bteam engine made
entirely OF giaGH which 'uNg, wiliatlea and
is in every reupcrt = C~oEplctr engine from
the walking beam To TIC "h:gl.c. 4 drcyg
and Ghawl Of rpun GlaLH are also nhown.
The fabric ia lovely. a lady GpinB the
glms fibre nGed in wnavin2 thr cloth At NJ!
the nepGious and distrlbutm il in rkeinD
among the audience.
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Tho annual contest between Tho literary
gocictieg Of the Neutrality-suspicious. Col
laye il 10 lake nlGcU this evening in the
Opera House at LdttIe WlghiHttun. Hos".ai
from this city and Pittsburgh are expected
10 be p%reaent. Nearly oil tho ern'U have
I,cn engaged, and gB uaaal, the event will
Inc one of tho mos. fashionable aud en-
ioyabio in the years. history Of tho col
ioyo. Raw. DR.. W. Ii. Cooke, OF thiH city,
hag been yelcctcd as tho umpire, md tho
Judges viii bu Mr. Charles i%'lrintt Hart,
Of thip city, Judg9 Thomao, Of YonngD;;
town, Jldss ~Ilszeu, Of Butler, PH:. and
Prof. K. d. Wilson, Of tho Western Theo-
logical Seminary.
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The teachers and scholNEa in the public
SCHOOLS arc getting the tire drill recently
ordered introduced, down 10 a very fine
point. Yesterday the fro alarm was
sounded on the bell Of She Richie district
SCHOOL hoaBe No. /, sad IN twenty-Heyen
seconds every one OF Tie 500 persons in
the building Wan CUteidc the walls and
that to, without any running or confusion.
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S~CROFULuUS G.

James Il. Richardson. Custom House, New Or.
leans, on oath says: "ln 1870 srTvIulous lyIccr
broke out on my body until ! was II InNSy Of cor.
rupiion. Everything known to the medical faculty.
was tried IN vain. | became II mere wreck. Al
Hines could not III my hRnds 10 my head: cOuli
upOn lie Us II cure. No relief or rufo in iS,,
ycHS. In lhSO | heard Of the CuiICurs Remedies
used them, md WAS perfectly cured"
Sworn 10 before L. s. Com, J, ID. CE,sronn
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ONE OF TNE WORSr CASES

We have been selling your Cutlcuu RsmclIcc
Tor yenrS, and hive the int complaint yri 10 NJ.
Ccive tom II purchaser. one Of the Won, eases oI
%sctOlnlh | ever Jaw WAS cured by The jlsr Of Nvc
bottles Of Cutlcuta lcs0lvcnt, Cutirura, and Chi.
Giira soap. The sUap tAEua the "Cake" hrre n" !
medicinNl soap. 10 "
TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR, Druggists.
ErNnkfOf Kun
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STUDIO, No. 1905 Market Street.
AUCTION SALES,
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n ISLAND LOTS.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at
the front door OF Ohio County Court House, Oh
Saturday, the 9th day OF April, 1857, commencing
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following desirable lots, viz:
Lots Nos. &c, CT aud q on broadway.
Lots Nos. sc and 50 on York street.
Lots Nos. %, 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
Lots Nos. l0i, los, Ito and Ill on Huron street,
Lots Nos. las, l2o and lS9 OH Wabash street,
Lot No. III on Water street.
TERMS or sALE-0nc.th third. or so much OF the
purchase money, as the purchaser may desire to
pay III cash on day OF sale, aud the residue in three
equal yearly payments with interest payable yearly
from the day OF sale, for which payments the pur.
chaser Will give notes secured by deed Of trust on
the property.
mr22 ". V. HoGE & BRO, Agents..
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PROF. AKMsrnONG's MUSICAL,
Ills Srcnnd Matinee i'Stordny--Modcrn
CnmpOsilIUn4,

t''N' S'leAtIE Ice
Ills Srcnnd Matinee Y"Storlny-Modcrn
Compositions.
The srCond Of the L.enton musical matt.
noca arranged for by Prof. William Arm
Btrong and Hone Of hin advanced piano
pupilH, for the benefit Of the Womnn'a
Exchange, took placo ycHtcrday afternoon
ut his studio on Market street, md YRu at.
tended by IL cultured audience. 1t wmI
ono tint appreciated and enjoyed tho
charming programme thHt had been pro-
pared. AB WAS tho care Inst week, tho
audience HHl largely lnalD up OF lR-
dies. This studio waB astia.tCally md Of.
lcc!ively arranged.
Tho muBic wa9 in decided contrast with
that Of the matinee given lint week. Then
Chopin waB the ChGBGn CGmp0ger, and all
tho innH'c wm q His w]oll-knuwn %ClaaaiC
style. Yesterday thu programme abound
cl with modern cOinpOgitiOnC, and they
were enjoyed fully 40 much, il not more,
Ihan titWu Ui iaaL w"ck, w" Programme
TOa cAHrIn:nXty rendered. II wan M iDl-
Iowa:
Overture,
Miss Alma Conner Rni Miw Clara u. baker
HllBS tal -iiHyOtIc.
Ran thl-iIrn'Einn. Miss Alma Conner
Srirt MANN MnfCiC S~nIiIuiC ,u suede,
Mis-, Maggie I. King ami Mis' settle kuIg, ncllnIru
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